Oregon City enterprise., December 28, 1894, Image 4

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Oregon City Enterprise.
Published Kvery Krldny.
CHAS. MES1CRV1C,
rnil.lSHKR AM) I'HOrKIKTOR.
BUB8CHIPT10N HATKM,
One jrmr, U W
811 monthi. oil
Trlnl nliN'rlpllon two month,
A dlwoiir t of Wftnli on all mhwrlr'tioiu for
pnr year, coins for m ni.iiith, If ftui lu
Advertising rutct glvn on application.
ing fir p;u-. As to what lornm Japan will iilmu,r l not milllrli'iil lo ilciniiiiit II. A
grant In not known. They have Inlluiatril ' lonn in Chris V.tn ami audi a lie bi
lliounh tlml it will take- a ht-avy monty In-1 intulo licroM of anil m-nt to tint .cu Iu-Iimi.I
ilcmnity ami a Itire nllce of tcrrllorv In of to wlicro Ihcy Mnii, Hint lonn, train
bring on it. The mull ol th war will , mlitilng will Im roin.Mi'rftl a ucci'snlly ly
I to make Japan a nation al'lt- to stiiiul : tin' criniinulii. An It In, the ovirnnuuil on-
with the power of tht oarlh, w hilo China
will tx It'll iliiioVtl into hYtionii utterly
li'voiil of courage or I'lHriotistn nml I hi'
easy prey ol any nation that aeeka aeon
iiu't of her territory.
Altered at the Pout Offie In Oresou City, Or.,
econd claw rattier.
FRIDAY, DKCKMiiKK 'JS, lftM.
AGENTS TOR THE ENTERPRISE.
O-f0,
Can by,
Clackamas,
Milwaukie.
rnlon Mills
Alma.
Meadow Brook,
Hew Era.
WllaonTl.lt,
Pwrk Place,
Barlow,
tiladatout,
Stafford.
Mtiltno,
Carua.
Molalla. -
Maniintm,
EutK'Tllie
Aurora,
OrrtUe.
Kaple Creek,
Bimnyside,
Pnmasiciis,
Bandy,
Salmon,
Currinsville,
Olierryville,
Marmot,
0. W. Prower
Geo. Knltht
A Mather
Gary Ji VYUr-tncer
U J. Trnlllimrr
E. t Rramhall
Chan KoimHU
W. t). Newberry
Henry Miley
lUmllton A Wattihurn
- Mr. O. A Sheppanl
T. M. (,'ron
J. U. tiase.
C. T Howard
R. M. l'oowr
Annie Siubt.
E. M. lUrtman
B Ji'tinlui"
K. Hie)"
IJ Pent ut
H.Withern
John Welsh
J. I". Klliott
K. (ilKtSlll
Mr?. W. XI. Mclntyre
(ieo. J. Cnrrin
Mm. M. J. Hammer
A.lolph Aschott
Anotiikh market la about to he opened
up to Oreison lumber. Ktveully a trial
shipment of Tort Orl'onl reilar w a made
to A. W. Kuber, Ilia gnat Herman pencil
maker, ami reports come hack that the
wood, was salipfaetory, Heretofore Kaher
has Imported his peneil WihhI front r'lorida,
hat the cedar of that slale is about es haunted
and he is torocd to look for a new supply.
Coos and Cury counties have millions of
feet ol this cedar and it is espected that a
pencil wihhI factory will soon he one of the
industries of that part of the slate.
courage train robbing anil la IlneU'crlmlnal.
TIIK MUI Ol'KM'ION AtiAIN.
Junius Offers His list Word and Artiea
Against Clank Koada.
To tii k Kntroii: I'liilng a resilience of
eight years or more In Oregon I had not
Icarneo that our slaleiMiisliluilon precludes
llic Issuing of homls In the way I Indicated
last week. My lliaiiks are due the Kntkk-
I'Hisk for letlltiK me down m (cntlv, As
for ll critics who may come at me for my
Ignorance, 1 can only cry ilieir merry. I
have kicked myself enough without any
further punishment.
It now remains to endorse the suggestion
made by " Progress" thai a .Viuill las he
levied for mad purposes, and that the work
go on gradually; first, where It Is moat
needed, and ultimately where nil will lie
henclited. A heavy burden It w ill he on the
J taxpayers Irom year to year, and It will he
through a long tedious process lieloreae
shall have good roads generally; hut II np
j pears to he thconly way in which the result i
can he accomplished.
As between plank roads and macadam I
'The way to build up Oreirnn
City Is to pire Orepon ('It j people jour
patronairt.
Ji'OJD LOGIC.
At a result of the agitation by the Kntkk
rater the good Mads movement is rapidly
gainii g strength in Clackamas county, and
the niosshack and opposition element is be
coming so weak that the county court w ill
have hut little to contend against In push
ing the road work In this county. Clacka
mas county wilt continue to lead the siale
in tneg.HM roa.ts movement, and will yet , still adhere to Ihe latter style as being
have a system of turnpikes that her people ! preferable, provided always it is a genuine
may be proud of. macadam. I would like to add a lew words
to strengthen if possible what 1 said last
Tiik men-hauls of Oregon City have had a week,
holiday trade far in excess ol their expecta- j '1h much cannot be said against the great
tioiis. All report their sales much larger ; destruction and wasteof tinilr that is going
than for the same season last year. This ia ' on in Oregon. Thousands- yes, miliions
showing that our tow n may well be proud I of wealth is being burned on the ground
of, for it proves that the trade of Oregon ' annually, or converted to uses of no lasting
City is having a healthy growth and thai value. The day
getting our fuel for f .' il per conl we shnll
OR. J, H. MEAN'S
LIVER KIDNEY
DAU.1
I3AS0VIMICN RIMIDVFOR
DISIASIS 0 THI KIONIVS.
Dlobotoa, Dropsy, Inflam
mntlon of thu Kldnuyt,
Pain In thu Dock. Llvor
Troublut, Fomnlo Irrujjularltloa,
Kidney Wooknoa In Chlldrun,
will yield at once to Ita great soothing and
healing pownr. Price tl.uu er txillin.
Dr. J. H. McUan Mod. Co.. St. t.ouii. kh
For (tele liv ('. i lluntloy, ilruggiat.
MierlfTa Notice of Sale ou Porechmire.
tor
our inerchanU are alive to Ihe needs of the
111 the I'lrcull (Kurl ol the Hlsle ol (Irriuu
I lackslua I olilily
llannali H liufnntinn, I'lslniirT. vs. rharlea N.
Walt. M K Mllplev ami S V Shipley liU
j wife; J H kruse Mrs iVllmU K Hhiplev,
i Widow slid fi'lllids K. Shipley. Kteeulrl t oi
. It Shipley dec d Mlllon Mmllhandlhe
Ira K Powers Mlj Ciiiupauv, and II. II.
Pol e. PelelhUlits,
! Mlate of llienoii, l oiility of I'laelamai,
Notice Is hereby given Ihst loeler ami by tr-
tile ol sn M Dion aiol Order ol Sale lo me
directed siol !.iic, oul ot tin. i'lrcull Court id
1 in- isie in 1 1 res, 'II OT I isis a ills i oinuy, III!
dir Ihe hsu.l and seal of lien K. Morton, clerk
td said eourl. be irtuii iluti- Ihe ird day of e
een.ber, s'M uiion a Jtolumeul and ,1i-erre of
Mid c.-iirl. ins. le siol enlrri-d oil the '.'.Ird dsr of
Novemlier. ts'tl. In the aliove eulllled cause,
wherein slid whereby It was ordered and ad-
I Judued Ihsl Hie plalntlir. HsiiiihIi II Until melon,
recover of slid front the tletelolsul, rharles N.
all, ilie sum of Due t'honsttud hollsrs, rlm-i
pal, with lull real thereon from Hie I .'111 dav of
llll
Fvery Pair Cuaramteed.
address San Francisco Cal.
JINOTHER GREAT CUT!!
trade and meet all competition successfully.
SPIKlT Of' THE fRhSisi.
The Enterprise is favored this week with
three communications dealing with the good j
roads movement, besides several good oiiits j
re made by some of the regular contrilm. j
tors in their news articles. They all arrive at
the same conclusion, viz: That to secure i
good roads takes money, and the way to se
cure the money is by a live mill or high
enough levy for successive years to enable
permanent work lo be done. That in the
expenditure of this motiry only skilled
bands should direct its use, and that the first
expenditure should be in getting a road
properly and permanently located, a factor
not heretofore considered in road building
in this slate, i'lank roads also get a hard
lick. The articles are well worth perusing
(or tbey present some very clear points on
the road question. Public sentiment is be
coming aw akened to Ihe fact that it is either
better roads or the abandoning of many
farms throughout this county by reason ol
the impossibility of reaching a market for
their products.
Of the brutal freak that fashion is lion
indulging in, the Iloston Commonwealth
has the following caustic remarks to make:
That Boston is well gone in barbarism ap
pears from a
Temple place, which is decorated, as we
are told, hv eight humming birds. If we
cannot go tardier cannot we do what is
sail) they did in Alluria? The women of ! further discussion to abler pens than mine
Allruria were rather slow, it is said, in Some forty years ago or more, plunk
adopting in advance the fasliionsof the Ji'tli j roads became nil the rage in Northeastern
ovemlier Is'j at tlie rale nl eluhl ,,.r .',, I
s coming when instead of ; per annum. les the iitttt of Forty hollars there
lolore pal'l as Interest, ami Ihe fiirllu-r 111111 of
line Hundred and I'Hi-nl flic llollnr. allor
he glad lo get it for $1 , and for our build- j uea fees, ami ihe said I'Ultitlfl i ami ills
ing lumber we ,,,v reasonably expes , the ""v ZAu "T
price will be very greatly Increased. Let creed lhal the .lef. n.tinl II II l.oue In Dili
ll,,,l,o i,r Bii,r.i.,ii,i. t,,.iP ,, l,.,.. 1...1 '"l reroer tf and Irotn the ileft ndsiili, M K
lliosewno are expressing their an xietv lest , . , ,
heav y burdens Imi heaped Un)ii Ilieir chil
dren think of Ibis. In lortv years, or in far
less time if many plank roads are built, Ihe
groves iif gm)d timber left standing will
and lar more cash will
milled lands surrounding 1 1 10 111 . I el tue
give a tut ot experience in Ill's line, audi
mil 1 1 1 1 1 1 ith the nuul ,iii'tioli. leaving lis
CARLISLE'S MOSEV.
As was to be expected the bankers have
forced Carlisle to amend bis wild-cat cur
rency scheme to more fully conform totheir
Ideas. His plan was that when a bank
failed an unlimited assessment was to be
made on all the banks to redeem the out
standing notes of the bank. This the bank
rs kicked against, ts his bill placed no re
etriction as to the amount of currency a
bank could emit, and as a consequence a
dishonest hank could entail an endless a
seasment on the other banks to redeem its
currency. With only a limited liability or
none at all by the other banks, and only
century. It was therefore enacted that 110
one should wear a bird In her bonnet w ho
had not herself killed Ihe bird, skinned it
and stuffed it. We have a good manv bar
barians in Iloston of iHjth sexes, but there
are few young women who could bring
themselves to killing eight bumming birds.
The Ktigene liegister makes the following
sensible sugeslion regarding Ihe extension
of the salary law to include state otlicers:
While we are making county offices salaried
instead ef conducting thcui on the fee style,
why not do Ihe same with the state offices,
it is a ell known fact that there is not a
stale official who does not get far more
than his salary. If the salary system is
found so beneficial in county allairs, we see
no reason who it should not be so in slate
allairs.
There having been numerous gatherlrgs
of late in both Oregon and Washington for '
the purpose ol influencing legislation in 1
favor of special classei anil interests, t tie
Vancouver Columbian SHggests still an
other gathering. It is to lake steps to see
that the rights of the insured are protected
as against the insurance companies: The
lire insurance agents have held a conference
with a view of securing legislation that will
promote Ilieir interest. Would it not lie
I Ohio. The writer w as a resident thereat
that time and knows whereof he spi nk.s.
j These roads were built extensively all ou r j
the eleven counties uf what Used lo be culled
Ihe " Western Keserve." The beech and
maple lorests were interspersed w ith a large 1
growth ot stately whitewood trees, out of
which was manufactured all the building
lumber there used. This IuioIkt was so
cheap that 1 bought II.hii feet of good
quality for f.WOil, When the plank mad ;
craze was at ils height little in 11 Ivy I
saw mills were set up in ihe woods all j
abroad, and Ihe whitewood trees were cut
out and converted into plank for the roads.
Human nature asserted itself there as else-1
where. If a road was built to any town or :
harbor on the lake, or to any county town
lurther southward, a rival town must have!
a like road or Ihe devil was lo pay in a flat
currency of jeiihitisy nod hot wrath. Hull;
was that the roads were built. In less than
ten years they were completely worn oul,
with no timber at hand to reiicv them,
And the good people of " Cheeseduni,''
Ohio, have ever since enjoyed Ihe ldesings
of well drained dirt roads, there being no
rock there except in a lew localihea. Hy
the way, dues auv one know of a plank
I I lliiusaliil M Humped and l aeutv five Pol
j lars. with Interest Ihereoli at the rate of al t per
eem per alillURi from the l.'lh day of October,
l-t'.'. the lutiher sum of Konr Hundred hollars
( as attorneys leea lo favor of said ileteiolsul
j I one and Sk-alusl said di-fetiiUntM K slilplry
and .1. II Knise and the aant defendant I. '
costs and illshursettirlilH as anauisl said de
( fi'ti l Hills M k slili,,.y an, I J. H. krilMV and by
which decree the hereinafter di-serltied prop
IT IV ami all Hie H.'lil title and InlercM el vu'll
and all ol Ihe dr fend -l Ills, esceptllur Ihe ite i
h ud oil II, II lone and Milton VV Stnllh,
therein, be sold upon e y ,-riit Ion. and the pro-'
eee.U of su.-h sale jpplled first, lowar.ls the I
ftatistartli.il of the amount due pUlulltr, attor I
lievs fees, and Costa and d Istitl rsi-nietita in' I
otldlv to th tt'bn 1 1. 'II ol Ihe NlliMiint dor the
del. -. lull! II II I one from I to' . I , fi-Ip I , n ' M i
k Milpley and J II kruse ami salu ileli'udanl I
I. one ft null and d iahii r semen I a a s ah'ln( ltd !
Shipley ni.iI kriie !hlril!v.ln the unllofat-tlon !
nr rhe am. mhl due the .1.1. 11 lain Mill.oi V.
Smith from defendants Shipley and kruse.
and sab! itrfeml'iul Smith's cost and di
hurselneufs as as'slutt said defendants Hhlp
ley and K"ise, town Ihe sum of I wo
Hundred Kilty aeveu Hollars and Ninety. fl ve
cents, ulth Interest thereon from November
Mtll, Is'l.t. and the sum of Nineteen hollnra and
suty eenlft. rusts and disbursements, Ihe re
tnalmler, If any there tat, (o be paid to ald de
femlallts M k Shipley and J II krnse whleh
sanl real r perl y nirei led by ftald order id
Sale ami Kit-cninui lo be sold, la di tcribed at
followft.to all
All Ihe Noith half of the Honailoti I -and claim
of James M. Moore and Maria M. Mo-ne, his
wife slluatrd In f Mae 1 aulas county. In IhrHlate
of ortgiili. In Seetlom twenty keveu 11) laeufy.
riuht (. ihlr;y.hree t.tn and thirty four cm,
III I oh ushln two r.'i South. Itamr eili t-.aBt.
eoiilMllilliff I wo Hundred and Ninety seyen and
one half il"j7'5i acres- of la.id. more or less; I
have levied upon ami will, on Ihe l.'lh day ad
January, Isu'i, al the hour of '.' H i-lock p M of
S'ibl day. sell at public auction, to Ihe hluhc.t
and be.1 libbler lor cash, at Ihe Con it II e
l.w.r of 1 lit- I'outity 1 ourl Mouse id I'larkamas
rnunty 111 (Ireaoii rlty 111 until county, all '.lie
s-ld hereinbefore ili ftcrlht il real estate, and all
Ihe rich! title ami Interest thai sal. I ,idemlaiita
Iharl. sN Halt, M K Slllnley ami S K. ship
lev, bis h He, J II kruse Mrs l .-IHhbiK ship
li y. w nlow. and I'elimla K Slilpley, eyeeutrii
"! A. It Milpley d ssed.aiul I he Ira K powers
Mfir ronipiinv. a 1 orporntlon. have or hud
tln relii 1 11 Hi.' I.Mh ilav ol November, l-'ll
n inn's, my li'Ui.l llus inn
....IN THE PRICES OF....
SOLID BOOTS Ik SHOES
Ciiniitirii tliosn prii'oH with itnytliiiiK vn lutvi' ovor hoi'ii tiny
wlicro. (!oiiio nml son fur yourself. It in no trimMo to
blmw tny hooiIm ntul iiiotr you tho lowest pricrH:
M UN's SDi.11 siitti:s.
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I 7 1 I Kip diiiililo solo tup
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I. 'ill Milvvuukeo Oil liriiin, . .
1 .11 hull Kip 'y lauihlo Silo, . .
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'J 7'i Heavy Warranted Call,
l.lal I'lirpoiao Waterproof Heavy,
4.1k) Calf or Kangaroo,
2 Ml 'all limits lap,
I Ml I train double solo Tap IIiniIh,
l.ll r iiin Cult latest stylo,
'.'.till lngola I'onip, . .
t'lirislnias Velvet Slippeia
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Eastern Shoo Store, A, Coles. Prop.
If at) a at aatitV.
AJlUHtUkk,,.
Save Money
A'ul Encourage
Home Industry
1
THE
0 re6n Picture Frame
Company
Makej a Specialty of Manufacturing
Mouldings . . .
Plcturo Framos
New and Novel Designs
dsv of hri-cmhcr.
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road ever being renewed alh r the first pi, ink f sherlir of t .ckniuns Conni) , snue ol ureiro'ii.
u..-u '..- ,1 .1 i.,..l. i... 1. 1.-... i Hv N. M .Moony, henulv u II 1 11
proper and timely for the premium pavers ; ,,
' ' 1 - there W necessiirik- tie reli in-ft.l Willi A
1 to hold a conference with a view ol securing . ... ., . I
I , . 1 , , . ! WKy 'one, but w hen the wearuiit cornea to a j
.rli.lahanir n..nv m-ili h. . ...r .-i.h n.. ... . ... . ' . .. i "miiieas that renders travel dangerous n
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bonds to thirty per cent, of their circulation,
here should he reciprocity in all
the old wild-cat currency. The people will ,,., matters, and the legislature should he
rectify Ibis democratic idea of a bank cur- 'made to understand clearly what the
rency instead of a national currency in
wben the republican plan of having the gen
eral government alone responsible for issu
ing all the currency of the country will be
again put in effect.
Theke is little doubt that in a large part
of Nebraska much actual want and suffer
ing is now experienced by the hapless peo
ple of that drouth-stricken state. We of
Oregon, where crops never fail, know noth
ing of the horrors of famine such as these
destitute people are now undergoing. Of
mothers denying themselves that their
children niay have food, and instances of
families dying of banger and cold as is
authentically reported, is sad to think about
and should arrouse people of Oregon to
give of their plenty that this suffering may
be averted. There are few states in the
Union that have a richer soil or a more
beautiful country than Nebraska, but the
lack of a regular rainfall makes farming
ery uncertain venture. One year the
crops will be so large that they cannot be
all harvested and the next year the failure
will be so complete that there is not enough
to feed the people. In time to tome their
drouths will be averted by irrigation. With
the assurance of regular crops Nebraska can
become one of the wealthy slates of the
country.
men who bear the burden of insurance re
quire in the way of additional insurance
regulation and restriction.
With Ihe exception of the Oregonian end
a few like palters, the republican press Is a
unit in condemning the relinquishment of
Ihe finances of the country to the banks hy
the general government. The followiuc
from the i-an Krancisco Call is to the point,
and is a sample of what the leading papers
say ol this democratic Wall street scheme:
During the year ending October 21 twenty
one national banks went into the hands of
receivers. 1,'nder our present currency sys
tem not one dollar was lost to note-holders.
No inconvenience was caused by a delay in
turning notes Into coin. When a note
holder heard that a national bank had failed
he did not feel any concern as to whether
or not he held notes on that particular
bank. The government of the United States
was responsible for the redemption in coin
for every kind of currency he could possi
bly get hold of. Whether gold certificates,
silver certilicates, greenbacks or treasury
notes the security was the same. Iniring
fourteen years there had been no delay in
j converting a genuine bank bill into coin. If
j the administration succeeds in substituting
bank credit for government credit for the
circulating notes of the United Slates the
rebuke its free-trade policy received last No
vember will he as a breeze to a hurricane
THF-New burg Independent comes out in
favor of precinct asessors and wants the
office of countv assessor abolished. While
there are some good features in the svstem ! 0,1 -e'n"l ils circulating notes.
thinness that renders travel dangerous
general clearing away of the old concern
has to take plat e, and I doubt if an iiistatue
ntii be pointed out of a laying down of new
plank. And this wearing out conies in any
where from six to twelve years, according
lo the amount and kind of travel to which
the road has lieen subjected.
The people nl Northern Ohio gave away
immense wealth for a temporary and doubt
ful benefit. Add to this the fact that the
numerous furmers who lived in log houses
at that day, when they got ready lo
build more substantial dwellings had the
privilege of paying Irom twelve to twenty
dollars per thousand for their liimlicr,
shipped in mostly by way of the lake from
Michigan, Wisconsin anil Canada, ami
hauling it anywhere from five to thirty
miles, according to the distance they lived
from the lake harbors. They had simply
fooled away what should have been to them
more than money given it to he wasted on
roads or had sold it on the slump for a
mere trille, Hut don't let It be forgotten
that a few roatl contractors hail made a
heap of money.
Do not the above facts illustrate some
what the condition we shall lie in here if we
go into a general system of plank road
building) True, our forests are so extensive
that it would take many years lo reduce the
scarcity of lumber to a scale as low as Dial
in Ohio. I!ut just, so far as our forests tire cut
away for plank road purposes just so far is
Oregon's wealth wasted. And by the fixed
law of supply nnd demand those who Imild
ourl of the Slate of Ort K'iii,
of 1 lat'ktiiuas.
Sheriff's Nntlce of Sale on Korerltiaiire
, Ill Ihe Circuit I
I Ihe ( mini)
I Kinma Mcl'i.iiaid. Plaintiff, vs. Sarah M. Me
j I " 11. Intend lit
1 Stale of OriKori. ( utility of Clackamas,
Notice is hereby Klven tiiat by virtue of ana
eseeniioii anil uriier 01 aale Issueil nut of the
'circuit conn of ihe Slale id oreiriui for the
( 'unity of 1'lncsiiiiias. u-arlnK dine Ihe 1 11 Ii day
of hceemtier, lY'l. Ill a suit wherein K.tuiua
McDonald w pluliitlir and Sarall M Mel own
was ilefelidnhl comiuanillliK tne, lit Ihe name
nl the Htate id OriKoli, Hint out ot Ihe re I rlate
hereinafter described, lo rei;f a mini uillclent
to stafy the demands of Maid decree, til wit'
Ilium ou wnl Ihe further sum of 111 ii cnsis. and
the further sum of lliai .a attorney fen, lie
iM-'hcr with Interest on the amne slnc January
.''.th, s;H. at III per cent per annum, ami also
the coats ol and aUcliilllii! lids sale.
Now. therefore. In obedience to auch decree. I
did duly levy upon, and will, 011 Saturday, Hie
Uth day of January. IsUo. at the hour of II
n'c lock A M of nmI.I day at the front door of
Ihe court house In aaid county, offer for aln at
nubile auction, and sell to the hlirliest and host
bidder, for cash In hand, all of the rlithl, title
and Interest the said defemUiit on the x',th of
January, lai, had In and lo the following dr
scribed real property, ttewlt: The north one
half of lllock 100 of (iri'Kon City, according to
the recorded plai of said city aa Kid out by Dr.
John Mel, omlilln, said property being In (Jlaok
amsa county, state of Oreiron.
Hated th la Utli day ol Iiecemlier. A. I). lavi.
K C MAIUIOCK.
Sheriff of Clackamas county, Htate of Oreioli.
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100 Second Street
Nonr Washington
M. J. MORSE, M ana cor. f
Easels Pictures and Art Material.
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OREGON CITY HOSPITAL
GLADSTONE PARK.
NOW OPEN FOR PATIENTS,
Convenient of Access and Pleasantly Located.
Free from the noise and dust of the city.
Skilful nui-HCS and every convciiieiico of a firstclass hospital.
Ample room that patients may havo (juietncHS and rest. 1
Special rooms for ladies.
compared to the condemnation which will new barna ami houses will have to pay a
follow the first failure of a hank to redeem ' heavy additional price for all the lumber
of precinct assessors yet it lacks the system
and thoroughness of an assessment made
under the direction of one man. With a
large number of assessors foracounty, each
working independent of the others, it would
be almost impossible to avoid confusion and
to bring about an equal and just assessment
or all the precincts in the county. The
present law might be improved so as to em
body the best features of a precinct assess
rnent by limiting the time to sixty days and
having the work done in April and May so
that the roll could be made up in time for
the payment of taxes to commence hy the
first of September, when money is a little
more readily had than in the spring as now
required.
tut Oriental warisdraggingslowlyalong.
As fast aa the Japanese can find anybody to
fight they win a victory. The Chinese have
. lost their courage and their armies are sue-
The new
issue will I taken with misgivings and con
verted into coin in all cases where the
paper representative of money is not indispensable.
The many train robberies of late has
given rise to many plans for the suppres
sion ol these highwaymen. The l'alles
Chronicle, in speaking on this subject lias
the following pertinent remarks: General
Wade Hampton advocates a system of train
protection to railroad trains against robbers.
His idea Is messengers end shot guns. The
remedy is not in this line. Train robbing,
will continue as long as d d fool judges al
low smart lawyers to pull the wool over the
eyes of an ignorant jury. When the pun
ishment Is made certain, speedy and severe,
train robbing will stop and not before. The
offense should be made punishable with
death, because if murder is not done, the
parties go prepared to do it if necessary, and
if it is not done it is simply because the re-
they put into such buildings.
I huve no personal Interest In this mutter
further than a strong desire for the prosper
ity and happiness of the community at
large. No property to bequeath no chil
dren here to enjoy Oregon's great and mani
fold blessings no horse to ride or drive over
good or hail roads. My best estate is and
will he that of a solitary footman unlit the
candleof life is burned out. ilut I have con
cluded, no matter what may be the action
or non-action of the powers that be on the
road or any other question, to lake Solo
mon's advice or was it Josh Hillings who
wrote the words?" Fret not thy gizzard."
Junius.
Frevtag'g fine home matte picklps are
on sale at E. K. Williams's, M arret ttob-
ertson'g, nnd F. T. Barlow's grocery
Btorefi.
You
Can Oct
r erry's Roeda at your denlcra "
ita fresh anil ferllii! na tliouirh
you Ktit thiiin direct from Korrv'a '
Wocd Fur ma.
Ferrys Seeds)
am known and planted every
svimiut "ou ttro aiwafi ilia
brat. Kerrj-'a Roeil Annual
lor J-uo Leila nil ulajut
mem, Kmc.
D. M. Ferry A Co.
bsiBMiaisL
W. J. SOUTIIWORTH, Electrician.
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-HANUPACTUHKH OK
Dr. Price's Cream Baking: Powder
Awardad Cold Medal Mid win ur Fair, San Francltst.
Galvanic Chain Belts.
TBPSSES, INSOLES, ETC.
If in need of anything in hi
line, write for full infor
mation or call at his
oflion while in '
Portland .
A conmillHf inn noHts you
nothing.
2 3d Street.
Room, 11 and 12.
BOX 3J3. Mention this paper.
145 1
Services of the liest physicians of the county in attendance.
TonnH reanonablo.
ADDRESS, MISS M.
OREGON CITY,
E. LIBKER, Supt.,
OREGON.
QO YOU NEED f
ANY -----
DOORS, WINDOWS, MOULDING,
Or Build inj Material?
Go to C- H. BESTOW-
LowoHt chhIi jiricem eviToirorcd for
FIRST - CLASS - GOODS.
AIho combination wire nml picket fenco,
HARTMAN - STEEL - PICKET - FENCE.
And bi'Ht farm fencing mado. PriccB to suit bard times.
Shop 0pp. Congregational Church,
MAIN STREET, OREGON CITY.